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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
GREENWOOD

More persons on the sick LIST; fiora
brooks l. down with pusumonis aud laue
fever. aud until wiihln Gay or two bet
recovery was considered doubtful DR.
Rankin il attending her. fonnie Brooks
caught the measles last winter from hi'
grandfather, who had been among then
miles away = few days before. and now his
llt,le eleven months old brother IL having
a fearful time with whooplng cough. II
/. having = pretty general run through ih'
community.
some % the trees begin 20 look green
the grass In some places stu greener, and
Indian poke the greenest OF all
The weather a. present Il qlite warm.
but there IL still snow enough len IN keeE
our f.vorlte beverage down % 80, AND
will be fJr some time To come.
A few days ago one Of A. ID. Brysnt'
sheep dropped lamb which weighed 49,.
pounds, and still later. another sheep on'
weighing "a 50 pounds. The father OF
these lsmbs Is = yesrling buck and vii
shear from ten 10 twelve poands OF wool
Iwas glad 20 learn from G., OF Hebron
that those elm trees In the academy yard
are being taken care OF have seen them
but once since I helped 10 set them out,
history % which has already been glver
In The DEMOCRAT. l. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
ROXBURY.

Carrie Locke has come home from VII
ton where she has been attending school
School Ia District No. 2 began vi Dndsy
Miss Lydia Huston, tessher. Miss hos'
Cutting l. teaching In Dist No. and Miss
Elnora BOynion In NO. 4.
B.A. Xnspp lost . good COW last week
The river Is high AMI poplar Is golpi
down stream Such Quantities OF snow
back In the woods give plenty OF water fol
driving.
Arbor Day was observed BY some OF ,h'
citizens.
IhAve M fault to nnd with the first cor
respondents brief statement OF ths
school trouble. though he len out tn
supervisors explanation, average numoei
OF scholars attending etc. No makes
martial statement 90 misleading In itsel
,ha, Il might A. well be esllei . perverslon
The payment Of the tesehsr came about a.
stated by No. l. defy any one 70 stat
the case on ils merits and get msjorit,
Of the voters 10 vote that Roxoury should
pay the whole bill. N
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RrMRnRn CENTRE.

The q A II Post. from Brysnrs Pond,
AZ coming 10 here Decoration DAY. They
will bring the band with them We thins
= Post will be established here Ia time 70
receive them A guests Arrangement
are being made ~ give them pleasant
time We are extremely sorry that The
Church Grave Yari does not present .
better appearance. hat 20 long a. persons
Who have friends buried there refuse u On
their part 80 long will IL eonilnae to look
neglected.
Mrs.. Pros, has retained hons for tn
sumner
Mrs Morey Is occupying her house al
present
Or c. II. Davis. OF c,u,ou. Was 10 town
recently.
Rev. Mr.. ul.nnaiori entered upon hi'
duties uuisr very favorable Circumstances
Mrs J. T. Stephens has gone 10 Msssa
chu.e,,s for . two monihs stay In search
% health.
III Psrnum sri Will Pratt have con-
m~noei work In the steam mill
Mr. Roscoe Swain. Of Leeds. Me, has
bought all the dowel sqasres that the MIL
mskss the present season. lie will bring
three men and machine TO work then
NJ.
JE stephens has returned from Port
land with large llue OF Boys, Girls,
Men aud Ladies' straw hats.
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FRYEBURG

VIII L.oeke's house (formerly y. l. GA
rood'.) narrowly escaped destruction oy
m, saturday night. My Z, but Vas saved
bv the n.s hose which had Jasi arrived
for The ae organization
Mics Soc Charles Was In town few Gays
yi.ltlug her friends
Mr. \ Head has been n Gorhsm ana
Cornish visiting his daughters
school In Dist No . began Mooosy'
Nav 9th. MIS- Eva ID Walker. teacher
Ml-. Hattie Abbott has gone IN Denmnk
"a teach KATE Abbot n Lowell MAY
Abb,tt a. West Frysbar<. and Hattie Howe
A. Bro~bneld.
Dr. q T.. Bradley. u. \ ", IL Al his
brothers. W. u Bradley.
Mrs. whiting has been conh,ed 10 the
house by . sprsinei ankle.
TIE Copg1 minister. Mr.. w. Suiilog At
rived Thursday. lie will board ., MISS A.
n. Pages.
There i 20 be an entertainment al the
Aesismy Hall. given by the scholars on
TUESDAY, May Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

Making = total Of - being gain over ia''
year 81 -
All The summer schools have con-
msucsd
Hon. John 4. Swsssy ~,s In town this
this week.
Promenade concert at Concert Hall,
Friday evening. was well attended. Cske
sni Ice cream served AZ intsrmlsslon.
IIeuiek Davis was 10 the ylll,ge Friday
on business
DR.. Hofr, OF Lewiston. and DR. IIerssy,
81 oxford. were In the village Friday and
Saturday.
The band played Que evening this week
the SOrxsy Brass Band Is one Of the beet
AMI their music I. worthy Of praise. !, is
hoped they will give free concerts this
sumner, a. they have done In The past
ItI. earnestly talked among the youpg
men ~ the yillsge of orgariEiug Board
OF Trade. Itis already positively ascer'
tsinei that any OF the young men vii
take hold OF IL. which insures for the
project, success. The object OF the or
gsuifslion will be the Advancement OF al
business enterprises aud the good or The
village generally. Zach will pay Into ths
orssnir ,tlon one dollar per month. which
will en,itle each 80 paying. 10 one share
Thi. money % be let on nr-tclAss security
and subject 20 call ~ any time at reason
able compensation.
The old chimney In the Airsriissr Ofiee
has been removed ard q new double one
ballt In IL place.
wilson's Minsirsis In their street pa
raie Saturday noon, played some very foe
music. They gave sn entertainment In
Norway Hall Saturday evening. May ltlh
"FLISTSTowS, BUTrERPiELD AND
suEPuERDsTOwN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17

re is.p sympathy 90 oar people va
assksuei at wesk BY The ueSs OF me
.1ff-n fsa,h ~ Nrs. MAiilta Yield or
rstlsn. NJ Yield has hen an Invalid
f,- fse past two years. BY her death,
80 occurred 90 Toe-tsy. the i0th. inst.
ata.hanf at nine chilirvn - we'll a. =
age circle 81 frisuds are made O. mourn
ttr .n.sofAkird And loving wife and moth
ef ~ ftqatsi ~ puhlisa The tolloslng
r.ts sfiisu ~ Mrs. Field lasi before hsr
'esia ani addressed % Der husband ani
ca frfr
NJ Dear Ha.oAnd ani Chlltren.-My
slfk hsfs l. done. can't D. ofany more
ss9 % you sni am Tired AM weary
u0itsf "a ihe other side OF NE l. better
i.ar ore .n ny situation. know l am
% uyssif f0f things sem 80 tiarreut 70
uf lkros thls l. . beautifal world, out
everything seems strange. Do not mourn
'r ue t1i r, dice that an 81 resi
49, NVch over yoa and shall want ~ see
80 htgry AT che.rfaL 1t everything
's Sore o. comf1rt AT soOthe AL OF you
IA Gag hv tors. feel there Isn't Any
At.9 % ms at have prayed Ani waited
A. 0rg ~ can. Tel everybody % D"
AZ tD mT Iitie ones All love one Auoih-
- 49, ts'p one another. Ard Row may
O. 9-ace OF CD that pssssia a.. under
si,c i.rg f,si down upon yoa al N.ut
. atVe surg Jesus. lover OF my soul.
"ufsf ilffsn. AMI The SWEET BY And
~ Have f0r ne text. Rev. .it.
LaY no % the bsd AMI don't tel the
ca 'rsu hss passed assy uutil The nrst
t1-st m gf.tf.s over. Don't Wish me back
t-, iake % yogr duties and 20 shsAf Win
ef- 49, CT sill bless you ani comfort
Ic- Gsi Gfabtps here sni ever body
.ai ctn so1its ACT comfort you. Try 10
a. Llcfsua % cone ard stay With The
a. 'fen awhile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs : A. Stevens II Waiting relatives
AIT fristts Al MschNnlc Falls.
Philnp Braioury has had bis boat 70
painted.
Horace Perry vas Qalte badly hurt
short time ago sasiug wood With ma
chine, by The brrsking % The sped whes
aud plrce striking him In The stomach
lie i much better Al The present time ani
i - a. % D. out
NJ. Laara J. Rounds l. visiting fela'
tlve- Ia The place
Tn, ice wsu, Ga, Of ,he lake on The ssh
20 May
Frank Gibson ard family % California
are here Oh = visit % nj. old home.
Chsris- T Wit ART vile paid sshof'
visit o. N Hathaway. las, vssk. and o.
iufrei "a Boston last Mouday. The vhol'
family are expected - rtiarn neat week
Emsrs0u Kilgorr has been Al work on
he fair grnunds til. week.
Harry Wood has gone 10 Waterfront.
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SOUTH BucKrlILD.

A case, OF rather two cases, oftnDefcu'
lost. have been discovered Ia Bucknsld
The fact. bfisfg stated sru these Bsuni'
Gsrrisa bought q veal calf of A. w. Sswyei
aud upon killlng 10 found the lungs diseased
10 such an extent that the attention OF bis
neighbOfs was called % the fact Hiram
A Cousut, a nsighbor. had attended lee
turr delivered BY Dr. Cfessey ~ Connecil
cot upon tuberculosis. decided that IL wa'
. genuine case of TIA, disease ani person.
ally visited Sir sawyer. Nc sawyer SAID
The COW that bad borne and reared The We,
calf had AZ Que time been sick bot wss n
that time In hi. opinion well COW. MI
COuant examined The COW and was convin'
csd that .h- va. sufif'lng from tabefcnlo
-l- aud A. bis solicitation the MunlcipA
officers were noilnsd. Who AZ once pOtln Il
DR.. Bailey. the State yetsrlnafisn Dr.
Bailey cane % tosn sni bal the COW
Slaughtered aud the lungs were found In
an advanced state ofdscomposlti0n. This
COW va. purchased ~ Harvey Sseu oi
South Psfi. by Homer Chase together with
Others the pact Water or spfiug aud Others
manifest symptoms ~ The sane disease
This disease 4. readily transms.ible from
The bovine species q the human family by
the use ofihs milk ofthe diseased COW an,l
II 1. thu. matter OF vital importance.
Alvsraio Russell has moved upon Sam
Holmes farm.
4 dr0uih !. now predicted.
A town mesilng 4. held Saturday, lash,
inst 20 SEE What aetlon The town Viii take
In rcgsri - paving snow bills.
J. Fuller Ia. recently BEEN 10 Boston
Ike Fuller L. barning q coal pit
The Halter Factory IL u Dc bullt 10 Jane
The ballilng COMMITTEES IL composed ol
Hiram A cJu,ui, II y. Waite aud y. L.
warren.
We arc having "a Arctic sumner.
The Eat iIsDron ?s,rots OF West To
land Batter Factory have Withdraw rom
the same. Now let them unite with the
Backnsli factory soon 10 be erected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
BYRON

Miss Marion Abbott closed very sue
esssfsl term of school shput two weeks
since. In District No 9Th, aud IL now
teaching At The vlllsge In Weld.
Mis-. Nrtiie I. Kuspp closed her school
In District No. 2. last week. She IL Ia
teach the same school sgsln .ftsrs sscs'
ton of two weeks. AL are much pleased
with the school
The spriug term OF school In District
No I, uught by Miss Mcinue-, OF Rox'
barry cl ses thl, week
School In hop City. taught by Miss
Emily lI,yes. ~ Mexico. began last Mon
dAy.
Mrs rhom,s Patterson and her mother,
Mrs Ame-, have moved 10 Lisbon where
Mr.. Patterson IL ~ work
Fred knspp has gone on the drive star,
Ing from Mllsn. n II.
q T. Ioisdon has moved iu,o Fred
Knspp'- house.
People are busy putting In their crops.
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BUCKflRLD

Heavy frost Saturday morning.
Irish 4 Donovan have at n1lshei
drive OF eighty cords of white birch tim
Der from ABBOT, Pond down the W Klnscot
The anniversary OF the Bucsnsld Reform
Club will occur on Sanfay. May s3i
Speakers from abroad will be In attend
ance.
$500 WAS raised At special Town Meet
log, held on Saturday afternoon, 10 meet
d.ficleney IN the snow bllls-fiye hundred
more will have to be raised IN meet ths
extra wash outs" % he last ffeshei.
Benson & Tiliou, mllllners and dress
makers, have taken the new stand near
the Pos, Oiii:s and will open q due llne OF
new good. In = few days.
Tho-. II. Hartford and family contsm'
pls,. moving 10 Oh Orcaard, where Mrs.
Hartford will probably open . millinery
aud fancy goods store.
A card nom Miss Tot" BrIdsh,m SAYS
they arrived At Cohlsse,, Mass, Thurs
day. safe and we'll.
The Baptist church are without ssupp'y
no preaching for two Sshbsths past.
Fifty years ago "Sorth Illll, Buchneld.
bore the sobrlquet Twin llilL" IL IL said
tina, 90 less IN n eight pairs oftwins were
born there. Now one OF the Lost arts.
The village schools are sgsln la opsr'
alton. The Grammar department under
the charge OF Harrison Pratt A. III later
mediate. Mrs. Pratt Primary. Miss n.
II Prince.
Mr.. W. G spsuiiing and wife OF Caribou,
made dying visit 70 their friends recent
~.
Major Luclus Loring now la the nlreiieih
year Of his sgr. aud who has been gate
IN during the winter. IL slowly recovering.
Several OF the young lady students o'
the Spring term of High school are To be
employed a. teachers the present summer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
PORTER.

We have been h,ylng some very warm
weather Tarsdsy The ihsmom'ter lodi
Gated ~ degrees Ia the shsis.
Farmer. src driving their work The beet
they car. I. French sow,d oats and
pas ihe fl'st % May and they were oat ol
the gruund In week.
Mr.. y + LIBBY 1. qalle slek With lans
trOablr AMI not sblc - DO mach work.
Mr. JD.spa Tosle IL p,inilng bis build
log. y l. French sni John II &C arc do
ing tn work. Capt French sni Alyin
stanley AMI 4 y Mason are 10 have theirs
painted.
Mr. Flank brook. h,s bought The farm
formerly osnsd by II Caspian.
Rev II y snow, Of cornish. has
purchased some tseuiy acrcs OF land OF
Frank Brooks for house lots ani FOR q
puhlic park a. Ksru Falls.
NJ. Sewcli sawyer has opened mes,
ms'tet ~ this plscs.
Ms jose Bullaik. OF kefr falls, got
thrown from = wagon All hal her arm
broken beside receiving other severe
lIlQflg.
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DENMARK.

The family OF the late J. c Hodge lssv,
town Friday. The youngest child aged
about 10 years. goes 10 live with Chsuncy
n. Berry OF Dsering. The two Older with
their brother John st Turner. and Edward
returns 10 Boston. Their besutifal resi-
dence IL len vscant The family have beer
among ne from childhood, and their loss
win be keenly felt.
Charles Day has moved TO the Horace
Dresser place
Last Monday while raising the frame OF
Mr.. Swans blacksmith shop. Y y Swan,
VIII wlthsm, and Jousthsn Alexsn1ei
fell Q distance OF ~ feet They were oil
we'll shaken up and bruised, bat fortunate
In no bones were broken.
The logs begin In arrive from the head
Of Moose Pond and two crews are survey
Ing There IL nearly two million feet 70
90 out this spring--ths largest drive fo'
some years.
Me- Nsvins. OF n II. Hsnscom & Co Il
sics q. ths hotel here DR.. Brown 10 IT.
tending him.
May 18Th. some snow ys: In sight.
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ALBANY.

A. O. B-sa 4. suffering from . lame
hsck And lila nsck caused by falling sigh'
or ten feet from tree waere he wss gran
ipg.
O,gOoi Drew II oat With his meat cart
agalu. Good beef Is not very plenty js.,
nov. J II. Lovsjoy has four steers that
are pronounced extra fat There srs
some veal calves here
The few warm days have made The trees
ant rrsss cone forward very fast
u Bird has iast ieceivcd telegram
nom GDrhsm. y. II saying that ils sou
Wellington 4. very Dangerously sick Al
ina, place
Chsfles VI -Allls,er and wife, OF Lowell,
have come iO spend The sumner with hcr
father. W W. Blfd.
Thomas Klmbali Il making rep,irs on
hi. house. ID. CLARK & Son are doing the
work
FRED CLARK, near Songo pond, WHO hsd
the best bali acre Of sweet corn la The
vicinity lat year. IL inisniing To PAT 10
an acre this year. His motto IL a"Iliiis
farm well titled"
oar farmers have commenced spring
work bui the snow dflfts are not al gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
ANDovER.

L.s, saturday nigh, bears rAlied on II
u. Hanson's fDck % sheep Killing nine
sheep and lambs. Saotsy niehi party
was made up % watch the mutton apd
when bruln came Tor his supper he TOOK
lesd Instead OF mest !. A. French aud
hls sou Ton both frcd ., ouee ard each
lo.ig,t q bullet In hi. bearship. Killing HIN
90 the spot. Another bear whieh ~A- ls'
b.hlnd rstrestsd AZ safe distance up ihe
LII art "hOoi-i" a. the hunters. The
one ki'ed measured sbout seven 'est IN
length ani wsighri over 800 lo--
y. A. Bodwsli who has been 10 The Wes'
FOR "a, past seven years, Il visiting bis
ffisni. In this vicinity.
The last Lyceam % the season wAs hsli
A. the village sch ,ol house. Tuesday eve
The AudOvsr House has another bay
window.
those who have potatoes TO sell are hap.
py aud many OF our farmers have changed
their psistOes % shekels the past week
m Il Keith Of Llvermore ws In tosn
Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
HIRAM.

Rev. David Pratt IL stationed over the
Methodist churches st West Baldwin and
Hiram.
Lieut. John w Hubbard IL cierking In
the store Of A. & p. u Young.
Willis T. wadsworth Is clerking Tor
Lsmuel Cotton
Mrs Chulss wales, OF Porter, is visit
Ing friends Ia Hiram.
Ms Thom,s O Spring IL quite sick.
Winnie Wallace Is teaching In the
spriug District
Loreur, ID French. formerly ~ the 9rf
n. II. Regt, hiss an Increase OF pension
from 81 90 month In ~ 90 q month.
Messrs A. p. u Young propose To
erect corn shop at Brownneld.
TIE revival at Hiram IL still moving
quietly and much good has been done.
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MASON.

Moving l. the order OF The day 10 ihl'
.scti0n. Martin A. Siowell has moved 70
Bsihtl. AMI L. bridge Merrill has moved
unto the place be (StOwel) lsit In Mason.
Henry Jadkius has moved n West Bethel
J. n Mafphy has taken Z { Hesih'-
place Tor oue tear. II 10 reported thai
frank Kendall has hired The place whsre
cyrus Mills formerly lived near The -Four
Corn.r. Asa II Prescott has taken ID
y. bean. pace for one year ani moved
there lo live
Thonas Morr,ll bal bal turn last
week. We hear that be Il oomfoftaol'
now.
TIE bridge across Pleasant river, neat
the Dr. Mason mill privilege, IL In hsd
condition att the town has made arrange
m-nis 20 build new one before JAY
The Rev. I. A. Dean goes - West Paris
Instead of Ncwry.
IN Bean has charge OF y. Beans
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
HEBRON.

Vegetation 1. coming forwArd rapidly
these wsrm DAYS.
Rev. Mr. Mvo. ofSriswlct, vas al
Rev. Mr. iisrdsn's last week.
Mr.. Horaiio Cashmsn Who has BEEN lsi ]
up with scis,lcs and nearslsls for several
weeks, IL better AMI hops ~ be out soon.
Eth Packard 4. tescllax The school In
the Centre district aud Abbls IIibbs viii
teach IN the Cobb district.
Afbor day was speut In clearing up the
cemetery and improving thing. generally.
Yesterday. May iith, Rev Mr.. Hard n
OBLIGATED a. the wedding OF Hartley Cush-
man srd Miss Lillian Thomss, At the rtsi.
dsnc. ofihe brides parents.
Arbor Day was observed here. srd
smong uth,r improv. msn,- the class or
81 sst out tree In from, OF the Trustee
iiouse.
The student. had q pleasant and pfonts.
HE trip to Portland AMI the proofs sent
from llssrb'. are thus far very sstl.fsc'
tory.
Prpsfs,lots for q doe commencement are
b, NJ made every where and 10 sccommo'
date ~ mach - possible large namber
~ people.
The most impoft,nt even, az the week
IL the wcddlug OF Hartley Cushman and
Lillian Thoms. Both families are widely
known In this Vicinity and highly r'speet
81. They wei. married by Rev. & j.
Harden on the afternoon Of the llih Inst I,
Al Mr.. ThomAs's In oxfort. A reception
will b. given At Mr.. \. 4. Cushmsn'.
SNnrdy eycnlng
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OXFORD

ca SATURDAY and Sunday $50 600 pln'
logs were driven from the outlet d
Thompson Pond into the Little Aniro-
scoggin on the Way In MI Consnt %
lewiston. Cnas. Davis had charge OF The
no The log. were unusually large snj
doe.
A l. Hersey. NJ. ID, Elmer walker and
W. y Holmes are aPp5lated local boar
% health.
The teacher. for The village schools at
Mr. lIanscom. Mss witt sui NJ, Bake.
Mis-. BERTHE Pnlllips has mosei To Ray
moni where she will teach hi. summer
The Congl society has secured ths
services % . pastor Who IL expected
shortly.
che Fsrrlug,oa 4. elsrklug for KInr
Holmes.
Harry ll,ycs IL cany,sslng fIr "rhs
unlvsrs,l Atlas" vAusble book. III
has been qliis successful
jos Rpblns1n Intends n make ettsu'
si,e repairs on hls saw mill
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RROWNFIELD

Amer al the grunolIpg We are hsviug
doe spring. a..
Tn. Center school IL being tsrSht oy
Nn.s Rose Chapman. % Porter.
Dr sawyer has len the Psquswke, House
xhere he has ben boarding aud u no"
s.opplur q, the Central House
Or. Esstmss. tdentisil 10 here Tor
few Gays. ~ 10
P,oa.-hs, Lodge. No. ts, I. o o. n,
celebrate their forti.th anniversary w,
isth. steruoo- sad evening 500
OF The Grad Oficsrs VII b present 10 ~.
evening. This 10 TIE Oldest Lodge OF o'o
Fells~s In the County.
George wsksfeld Sen Il very siek-
Mrs Bowling Il quits feeble.
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Monday

The Ice wen, on, OF the UnS.sog Tues
day. A..
Abbott 4 Brown started their drive
wsdus sdsy.
1T. Ch.ss Is delivering apple trees Tor
Cannon 4 Co. Of Augusta The, ssnd
tie best spple trees We have ever hsd 10
this vicinity.
VI lsdsy and Tuesday the thermometer
REGISTERED up In The ninstles bui Thursday
morning there Il frost 90 the 10" lani'
No ness worthy OF notice this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-17
CANTON

Work upon The steam Grit NIL OF A.
wool a Lowe a. Canton Village i pro-
grvssinE rapidly.
Sociable 90 L,ke View LDig~ l. o.
q 7. A. Grange Hall largely attended.
Exercises very Interesting and niancial
rssults satisfactory.
Pryp,rsiions for starting ap The falp
Nil Al Glbcrivile are belng made under
The directions 10 Capt A. l. Dyer. II i
thought that The new company vii com
niece the manaf.ciurc of palp aooa'
Jane frst
SupL Lincoln 10 paiiing The X y A H.
Il X 10 frst class condition. Everything
nos indicates . large iucresse In TIE oasl'
ps.s of he fost daring The sumner.
Conductor VI ,orc's son wallace i 80
f.r recovered non his lrjariss. spoken OF
last week. a. - he oai 90 doors
Prsparsilous AZ bslug made Tor grand
mu.le,i fs.,iVal Al The Grove AZ The bead
OF whHbsy Pond (An,sAgupiieook Lake
90 July fourth.
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NEWRY.

Born, In Sewry. TO the wife OF Johr
Danforth, ason.
Calvin Littlehsle OF this town, droppe,
dead last Friday while ln the f-ld Flowing
Al the auction sale OF the Powers est.ts
Tuesday, . horse belonging 10 j. w. XII
gore fell In A. The animal overturned
the carriage and made things lively for .
time.
q. G. Baker saw four deer In 0riu Eos
ter's Held this Thursday morning. II
was . pretty sight, he said, as the graceful
anlmsls bounded swiftly mp the steep bill
side and were soon los, TO view In th'
thicktwoots.
John Dspforth started Wednesday on
his return to camp Caribou. Parmachene
Lake.
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RRTHEI..

WIN W. Mvou Is carrying hay FROM
C,nsds IN Bethel IN supply the shortage
Mach OF the low intsrvsle At Beth y Is
under water and sowing and planting must
he late Some OF the farmers on the high
land have their work In state OF forward
ness.
Gould Academy will close successful
term under Prof Howard, next "wednesday
with public examination. 10 the evening
an entertainment will be given At Ides
Hall and Thursday sreuuiou a. Rislto Hall
A. 81 Carter. 4. d Twitchell and q
Kimbsll are a. North Waterford spprsislns
the timber lands OF the late Daniel Warren
Ellen +. Kimbsll IL teaching her ~
term Of school Al stalk Water Station. N
III.